Two forces act on an 5 kg object: F1 = 60N applied at the origin in the direction of positive x- axis, and F2 = 40N, also applied at the origin but in the direction of positive y- axis. Find the direction of the net Force (Hint: its given by the angle between positive x-axis and the direction of net force)

Two forces act on an 5 kg object: F1 = 60N applied at the origin in the direction of positive x- axis, and F2 = 40N, also applied at the origin but in the direction of positive y- axis. Find the direction of the net Force (Hint: its given by the angle between positive x-axis and the direction of net force)

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